@qikipedia “A long time ago” or “in the good old days” from around the world:
5. When dogs were tied with sausages (Uruguay)
4. When snakes wore vests (Chile)
3. From the year of the pear (Spain)
2. In the days of cherries (France)
1. In the year of sausage and mashed potatoes (Finland)
Two adjectives from the historical dictionary for possible morning states:
panurgic (19th century): ready for anything.
ramfeezled (18th century): exhausted, befuddled, and overcome.
Anxiety and depression aren't choices or excuses, they aren't phases or cries for help. They can't just be switched on and off. What they are is debilitating and dangerous. Make someone else aware today and let's stop the stigma that surrounds mental health #WorldMentalHealthDay
What about...
Instead of spending $60million to teach our kids Christianity, we spend the same amount to teach our kids about Indigenous Australian religions, customs, culture, and language
That's an education I missed out on.
@DavidLeyonhjelm@VictorianCHO@political_alert Dude, I lockdown ever case of infectious canine cough - confined at home for three weeks then sanities myself, the consult room and reception. All for a disease that has a low mortality, high morbidity ❤️ a registered practicing vet
@JacquiLambie @V8Sheppard From one who could only go to uni on Austudy & HECS deferral, you are spot on. Failed subjects, regrouped, graduated - it’s a big change going, but sometimes the only way we can change our futures too!
As a reward for their sheer mindedness with not dying like they should they got a little weed, some mulch & plant steroids. I feel so prepared for my tomato growing this year.
So after this weekends last huzzah attempt at winter, I checked my tomato plant from last year. Still hanging in there with juicy green leaves and the discovery, that while I planted three plants I thought one had made it. Nope, all 3 with 1 in intensive care
An alternative term for butterfly in Welsh is 'iâr fach yr haf' which means 'little chicken of summer' which frankly is the best thing I've heard all week